Sunday, September 20, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Countdown to Giving: Support BASIS Benbrook Teachers.
The clock is ticking for one of the biggest community fundraisers of the year. North Texas Giving Day is back, offering 18 hours to make a lasting impact across the region.
Cosmos FC Kicks Off First UPSL Season in Benbrook.
This past Sunday was one for the books as Benbrook’s Cosmos FC stepped onto the pitch for its first-ever United Premier Soccer League (UPSL) match.
Plumbing Concerns Surface in Perry Homes.
Some Benbrook residents living in Perry-built homes are raising red flags about plumbing issues beneath their slabs.
Fresh Paint, Fresh Start: Preparing Your Home for the Holidays.
With the holiday season right around the corner, many Benbrook residents are tackling home projects before visitors arrive. One local business is stepping up to help.
Cool Treats and School Spirit: Funky Truck Pops Up in Benbrook.
Benbrook residents have a sweet way to beat the heat today. The Funky Truck will be serving up snow cones, ice cream, snacks, and drinks from 3 to 8 p.m. at 930 Winscott Road in The Church at Benbrook parking lot.
Com’on Play Kids Builds Unforgettable Birthday Parties
Just outside Benbrook, Com’on Play Kids is turning children’s birthday dreams into reality with themed celebrations that take the stress out of party planning.
Community Town Hall to Address Fort Worth School Takeover Concerns.
Parents, educators, clergy, and local leaders are coming together this week for a town hall hosted by Families Organized and Resisting Takeover (FORT).
Benbrook Par 3 Celebrates Terri’s Birthday with Scramble Fun.
September 17 is more than just another day on the course at Benbrook Par 3.
Stone’s Throw Farm Co. Rallies Community for Giving Day.
This week marks a big moment for Stone’s Throw Farm Co., and they are inviting the Benbrook community to join in.
Benbrook Council to Weigh Budget, Taxes, and Road Safety.
The Benbrook City Council will meet Thursday, September 18, at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 911 Winscott Road. Residents are encouraged to attend and share comments before council members tackle a packed agenda that touches on the city’s finances, taxes, and infrastructure.
